I have learned that the flight from Albany to Cleveland is not one of high popularity. Thus, we had the smallest plane ever made. I felt like the Incredible Hulk trying to squish into a child safety seat. If I reached out my arms in each direction, I could have touched the windows on both sides of the plane.
Other than some swaying during take-off and touch-down, the little plane did it's job. I had actually fallen asleep, due to the exhaustion of numerous compounding thing, until the stewardess hit my knee with the beverage cart.
Excitement took me over as I walked through the gate. I couldn't wait to throw my arms around my husband! I wasn't sure which way to go, or where I was in general. I must have looked the way Shea does when we first let him out of his crate; an uncaged animal! Unfortunately, I had to walk about a mile and a half before I could even get out of the concourse. Very anti-climatic!
Seeing Jeff was worth it none the less. I am not a big crier, but I almost did just seeing him standing there. Other than our first kiss, way back when, I had never had to wait so long for a kiss. Driving back to our part of Cleveland, I felt the urge to grab his arm, just because I could. He was there, right next to me, and I could touch him.
We have plans for the night, with no idea when we will be back. I hate that tomorrow is only a day away, but I will throw that thought out the window in turn for enjoying every moment we have. In order to do that, I am done with my post today!
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